Примери за използване на Fixed measurements на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Supplementary means of assessment may reduce the required number of sampling points for fixed measurements.
Minimum number of sampling points for fixed measurements for zones and agglomerations attaining the long-term objectives.
Fixed measurements which must be taken for comparison with modelling results conform to the scale covered by the model.
Where, in a zone or agglomeration, concentrations of ozone have exceeded the long-term objectives specified in Section C of Annex VII during any of the previous five years of measurement, fixed measurements shall be taken.
The fixed measurements that have to be selected for comparison with modelling results shall be representative of the scale covered by the model.
Upper limit of estimation- the level of pollutant below which for quality evaluation of atmospheric air the combination of the fixed measurements and methods of modeling or indicative measurements is used;
Minimum number of sampling points for fixed measurements to assess compliance with critical levels for the protection of vegetation in zones other than agglomerations.
In zones and agglomerations where, during each of the previous five years of measurement, concentrations are below the long-term objectives,the number of sampling points for fixed measurements shall be determined in accordance with Section B of Annex IX.
The fixed measurements that must be selected for comparison with the results of model calculation, must be representative of the scale used in model calculation.
In all zones and agglomerations where the level of pollutants referred to in paragraph 1 is below the upper assessment thresholdestablished for those pollutants, a combination of fixed measurements and modelling techniques and/or indicative measurements may be used to assess the ambient air quality.
The uncertainty for the fixed measurements shall be interpreted as being applicable in the region of the appropriate limit value(or target value in the case of ozone).
Fixed measurements should be mandatory in zones and agglomerations where the long-term objectives for ozone or the assessment thresholds for other pollutants are exceeded.
Minimum number of sampling points for fixed measurements to assess compliance with critical levels for the protection of vegetation in zones other than agglomerations.
Fixed measurements' means measurements taken at fixed sites either continuously or by random sampling, in accordance with Article 6(5) of Directive 96/62/EC;
For zones andagglomerations within which information from sampling points for fixed measurements is supplemented by information from modelling and/or indicative measurements, the number of sampling points specified in Section A of Annex IX may be reduced provided that the following conditions are met.
Where fixed measurements are the sole source of information for assessing air quality, the number of sampling points shall not be less than the minimum number specified in Section C of Annex V.
The uncertainty for the fixed measurements shall be interpreted as being applicable in the region of the appropriate limit value(or target value in the case of ozone).
Those fixed measurements may be supplemented by modelling techniques and/or indicative measurements to provide adequate information on the spatial distribution of the ambient air quality.
In each zone or agglomeration where fixed measurements are the sole source of information for assessing air quality, the number of sampling points for each relevant pollutant shall not be less than the minimum number of sampling points specified in Section A of Annex V.
Fixed measurements' shall mean measurements taken at fixed sites, either continuously or by random sampling, to determine the levels in accordance with the relevant data quality objectives;
The uncertainty for the fixed measurements shall be interpreted as being applicable when measuring at a concentration close to the appropriate limit value(or target value in the case of ozone).
Information from fixed measurements may be supplemented by modelling techniques and/or indicative measurements to enable point data to be interpreted in terms of geographical distribution of concentrations.
The sampling points for fixed measurements of ozone in each zone or agglomeration within which measurement is the sole source of information for assessing air quality shall not be less than the minimum number of sampling points specified in Section A of Annex IX.
Minimum number of sampling points for fixed measurement to assess compliance with the PM2,5 exposure reduction target for the protection of human health.
Essentially, a rubric consists of a fixed measurement scale and a set of criteria that are used to discriminate among different degrees of quality or levels of proficiency.
Criteria for determining the minimum number of sampling points for fixed measurement of concentrations of ozone.
In island zones the number of sampling points for fixed measurement should be calculated taking into account the likely distribution patterns of ambient-air pollution and the potential exposure of vegetation.
Minimum number of sampling points for fixed measurement to assess compliance with limit values for the protection of human health andalert thresholds in zones and agglomerations where fixed measurement is the sole source of information 1.
For the assessment of pollution in the vicinity of point sources, the number of sampling points for fixed measurement should be determined taking into account emission densities, the likely distribution patterns of ambient air pollution and potential exposure of the population.
For zones andagglomerations within which information from fixed measurement sampling points is supplemented by information from modelling and/or indicative measurement, the total number of sampling points specified in Section A of Annex V may be reduced by up to 50%, provided that the following conditions are met.